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:29:12
- Kundun. Kundun. Kundun.
- [ Tibetan ]

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- [ Tibetan ]
- Kundun. Kundun.

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[ Man #1 ]
Reting is asking too much from us.

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How much more land and money do we
have to give him for finding the boy?

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It comes from our pockets.
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And then there are the gifts
and the estates to offer
the Dalai Lama's family.

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- [ Dalai Lama ] Look at Father.
- Our purses are empty.

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Our army is depleted.
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The regent is asking for too high
a reward for finding the Dalai Lama.

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He would have us pull
the hairs from our noses.

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[ Man #2 ]
Surely you're not suggesting
that the cost for finding the boy...

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come from Reting's
own pocket.

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He didn't ask for this position. He'd
rather be at his hermitage in retreat.

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- [ Men Laughing ]
- With all his women! Yeah.

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[ Man #1 ]
The Great 13th-- Can't we all see him
in the face of this beautiful child?

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He dared to be reborn
right on the Chinese border.

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It's as if he took a scarf
and threw it as far as he could...

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so it landed in Amdo,
right smack in the face of China.

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And he said, "This is Tibet.
I will be born here."

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Right to the edge of our country,
and he says, "This is my Tibet."

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Your new home, your servants--
everything is as you wish?

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We are very fortunate.
Thank you, Regent.


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